Quote from: Itchy on Today at 10:24:41 AMI dont think Mickey Harte will be too upset that Derry are out of the Ulster. They have the medals from the last 2 years in their pockets. Its all about SAM for them now. They get a nice 4 week break to get themselves ready. I would not be writing them off at all.
Quote from: RedHand88 on Today at 11:16:35 AMQuote from: Tones on Today at 10:46:06 AMFirstly it would be valuable to put a phone queue system in place to say you have reached such and such surgery you are now 15 in the queue, it would help a lot of folk especially older folk and give you some semblance of getting somewhere instead of redialling 100 times only to be told there is no appointment. I would save some appointments each morning for very vulnerable people who ring in after the 8.30 deadline so they can be seen the next morning, it would be great if a doctor rang back instead of a receptionist to say go to A&E instead they are so protected it's impossible to get speaking to them.
Alot of surgeries have this already, but it depends on the number of phone lines coming in to the building. Digital lines are able to cover as many as you want pretty much and will be the norm in 5 years or so.
It also doesn't improve your chances of getting an appointment. There will still be the same amount of people dealt with in a day.
Quote from: Tones on Today at 11:13:21 AMQuote from: Milltown Row2 on Today at 11:06:51 AMQuote from: Tones on Today at 11:02:49 AMA man who openly abuses a broken system to skip the queue tries to be a smart arse, you couldn't make it up.
Says the man that makes up illnesses to get seen and wonders why the system is broken, also thinks the doctors sit about all day doing nowt.
Your a very angry lad. You'll end up with stress
I changed symptoms didn't mention chest pain, unfortunately don't gym with my surgery's receptionist so couldn't skip the queue with a quick text and block some other poor unfortunate out.
Quote from: gallsman on March 15, 2024, 01:19:57 PMTrying to find a thread to put this in and figured this might be the best. If anyone has a better suggestion, by all means let me know.
Anyone ever had any real issues with O'Neill's customer service? I've just taken delivery of a significant enough order of club gear for the family. Embroidery, some personalisation etc but the state of it is appalling. There's an absolute mountain of backing material from the embroidery left on it currently and when I first got on to them they told me they wouldn't refund it as the garment itself was fine and suggested I cut the backing material myself, while acknowledging that this should have been done in house. They subsequently suggested that it was merely an "aesthetic issue". The sheer quantity of the material left on it is an irritant.
Pushing them for a refund but they're refusing to budge. They say the garments are not defective and because they're personalised, can't offer a refund. They have offered to do the repair work themselves if I can return it to them. They of course can't organise collection because I'm outside the UK and Ireland, but that they'll reimburse me.
I'm being a moany p***k, but there's absolutely no way they'd let items like this be sold off the rack in store, so I'm not certain why it's any different for an online purchase. It's not one or two items either. It's anything with embroidery in a total order of several hundred euro. Thoughts? Am I being too pushy, or f**k it, considering what I've shelled out should I go all the way with it?
Quote from: Tones on Today at 11:13:51 AMQuote from: Rossfan on Today at 11:13:10 AMWait till he has to pay for water
We all pay for water in our rates.
Quote from: Tones on Today at 10:46:06 AMFirstly it would be valuable to put a phone queue system in place to say you have reached such and such surgery you are now 15 in the queue, it would help a lot of folk especially older folk and give you some semblance of getting somewhere instead of redialling 100 times only to be told there is no appointment. I would save some appointments each morning for very vulnerable people who ring in after the 8.30 deadline so they can be seen the next morning, it would be great if a doctor rang back instead of a receptionist to say go to A&E instead they are so protected it's impossible to get speaking to them.
Quote from: Rossfan on Today at 11:13:10 AMWait till he has to pay for water
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on Today at 11:06:51 AMQuote from: Tones on Today at 11:02:49 AMA man who openly abuses a broken system to skip the queue tries to be a smart arse, you couldn't make it up.
Says the man that makes up illnesses to get seen and wonders why the system is broken, also thinks the doctors sit about all day doing nowt.
Your a very angry lad. You'll end up with stress